The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 6

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 THE HOLLAND. MICHIGAN. LVtNING SENTINEL PAGE TWENTY-ONL School Year At Christian Ends Friday Holland Christian Schools closed officially at noon on Wednesday, but teachers are till busily engaged in windup activities to end the school year, Supt. Mark Vander Ark reported today. All teachers, board members and office personnel will attend'.

a "school is out" lunucheon on Friday noon at a local restau-' rant. this meeting official recognition will be given to re- i tiring teachers as well as those who are leaving. Of particular note will be the recognition of W. J. Karsten's departure for the Grand Haven Christian Schools after 12 years of service in Holland.

Another retiree this year is Miss Jeanne Heetderks who has taught in the South Side School since 1959. Other teachers leaving the system this year are: High school, Bernard Lamfers who will go into industry; Mrs. Nyenhuis into other work for the Reformed church in Paterson, N.J.; Mrs. Sally Ransford to accompany her husband who will enter the seminary in Virginia; Dan Vander Ark on a year's leave of absence at the University of Nebraska. New high school teachers appointed for next year are Lewis Vander Meer in Bible, Dan Bos in English and Gary Meyer in English.

Besides Karsten leaving the junior high is Mrs. "Shirley Zwier. Appointed are Stuart Ellens and James Hekman, social studies. Leaving elementary schools are Jerri Hilzer, Winifred Vander Bie, Elizabeth Peterson, Karen Meyer, Sandra Helder, Barbara Stoutmeyer, Maria Langejans and Juna Hoekman. Appointed in the elementary grades are Ron Stepanek, fifth grade, South Side; Patricia Blauw, second, Maplewood; Marie Zoerhof, first, Rose Park; Mary De Roos, kindergarten, Rose Park; Titus De Roos, sixth grade, West Side, Jenny Diekjakobs, fourth, West Side and Karen Zoetway, third, West Side.

Internal transfers include Henrietta De Roo to third at South Side; Gertrude Mouw, second at South Side, Dena Brink, Maplewood Junior High, Anne Holstege, fifth at Maplewood, Hilda Ericks, fourth at Rose Park, Elizabeth Poppema, third-fourth at East View, Marilyn Koops, fourth at Central Ruby Kickert, third ae Central Ave. Vander Ark said that report cards will be distributed to the elementary children before 11:30 p.m. on Friday. High school students will pick up their cards Friday afternoon or they can receive them through the mail if they request it. Ottawa County 4-H News By Willis S.

Boss 'I he Ottawa County 4-H Camp will open on Monday, June 13 and will run for the next six weeks. Over 550 different boys and girls have signed up "to come to camp this year and will be enjoying the outdoor living and recreational experiences. The theme for camp this year will be in the conservation line dealing with wildlife. Groups will be divided into six categories bear, deer, fox, rabbit, pheasant and squirrel. Mr and Mrs.

Gene Eikms will be acting as the camp directors this year and a hired staff along with about 20 counselors will be running the six weeks of camp. basis of their records and achievements in the 4-H program. Delegates will be a part of about 48 members going from Michigan that week They will spend the week at the National 4-H Foundation in Washing ton, gaining information about citizenship. I will be attendance at a summer school for extension workers at the University of Colorado from June 13 to July However, I will be out of 'the county from June 8 to July 13, taking some vacation and travel time. While I am away, Warren Bosworth, summer extension helper will be conducting the phases of the 4-H program that need attention.

At present plans are to hold a dairy judging event, a horse clinic, and if needed, a foods clinic. Vegetable gardening and entomology will be conducted on an area basis. We would urge that all 4-H leaders get their enrollments in as soon as possible, so we may make plans for our summer work schedule. Detroit Poverty Official Charged PONT1AC LTD A Detroil poverty program official has been i i on charges in the Oakland Countv grand jury investigation of ai Oak Township government. Tatum Eason, supervisor of the community services unit of the Western Community Action Center, was released on $1,000 bond pending examination June 16 by Bloomfield Hills Justice of the Peace Jack B.

Baldwin at the arraignment Wednesday- Grand Juror Philip Pratt accused Eason, 31, of perjury on four counts stemming from testimony he gave last month in the investigation into allegations of corruption in Oakland Coun' Pratt, an Oakland County Circuit Court judge, said Eason 1 lied when he denied he had never given money or gifts to 'Royal Oak Township officials 1 nor solicited money in the town- 'ship for illegal purposes. oast campus (Imup.s nf V) to students loamcd campu. i rocks and i windows, police Slate Police j.ent fo reinforcements from Jackson, Ionia. Bat tie Creek, Ithaca. Flint, Rockford, i B.vhton Mount Pleasant TV i Police and 20 campus police were loincd 70 Lansing po lice, 12 from the East Lansing department and 15 Ingham County deputies More than 250 different kind.s of birds and animals are found in the Great National Park Twenty students from Ottawa County will be attending Club Week on the Campus of Michigan State University-from June 15-18.

Three of our members who attended last year were on the planning committee for this year. They are Gregg Klooster, Darla Ponstein and Gwen Spoolstra. Delegates will be chaperoned this year on the campus by Mrs. Henry Knoper and Warren Bosworth. Mrs.

Ed Van Dam and Mrs. Wilmer Timmer will be driving delegates down and picking them up to return home. Our thanks to these folks for the help they are giving to make this a successful event. Washington trip delegates are in the process of being selected from the applications we have received. It will be held this year from Aug.

6 to 13. Eight delegates will be selected on the Fruitport Youth Killed in Mishap FREMONT (UPD Robert! Webb 17, who graduated, from Fruitport High School Wednesday, was killed early today and two other youths were injured when his car went out of control and struck a tree. Oceana County deputies said William Meyers, 21, who saw the accident, pulled Webb and his two companions, Bernard Miesch, 18, and Philip Pixon, 18, both of Muskegon, from the car which burst into flames. Webb was dead on arrival at 1 Gerber Hospital in Fremont. Deputies said Meyers un- doubtedly saved the lives of i Miesch and Pixon, who were 1 treated at the hospital and re- leased.

Investigating deputies said the youths had been celebrating Webb's graduation at a party at I Darlington Lake and were returning to Muskegon when the accident occurred about 4 a.m Police Quell MSU Riot KAST LANSING I PI a 200 policemen converged on ihe Michigan State Univer- campus earlv today as 1.IKX) went on a bottle-dmi rock-throwing spree for ih- time in two dav.s Three deputies suffered minor injuries when a botile crashed through the window 01 iheir patro! car. Eight including one coed, were arreMcd on charges ranging from unlawful assembly to assault and battery of a policeman Police said more than SOU stu dents gathered at a gro.ip of dormitories on the 1 Wednesday. ShortK car; pus police found the uproar uncontrollable, another shout- 1 ing students gathered on the WEEKEND SPECIAL I Reg. 70c Lb. NOW 50C DUTCH MAID CANDY AND PASTRIES CO.

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HOLLAND Seek Equal Employment LANSING (UPD Four Michigan Catholic dioceses today committed their multi-million dollar purchasing power to furthering equal employment opportunity policies and practices. The dioceses of Grand Rapids, Lansing, Marquette and Saginaw announced they would do business only with i pledged to racial justice in employment. The dioceses als.) affirmed the church policy of equal opportunity in church hir ing policies. The announcement was made at a meeting called by Michigan Catholic Conference and attended by Gov. George Romney, Michigan State University President John Hannah, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Zolton Ferency, Michigan AFL- CIO President August Scholle and bishops of the four dioceses.

Bishop Alexander Zaleski of Lansing said, "We believe it to be a self-evident truth that every person has a God-given inherent right to use his or her talents and abilities, skills and knowledge, for self-fulfillment and to provide the necessities of life for himself or herself and for their families. "Although we believe this, and have preached this, we all know that this message has not been implemented universally in practice. We recognize that we have a moral obligation to ascertain that pur Catholic institutions are hiring in a moral manner, and to assure they are spending their funds in a moral manner." The diocese said a complete i employment program covering all phases of church purchasing and hiring is now being installed with the assistance of the department of employment services of the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice. Community Plate Rogers 1847 Wm. Rogers Silverplate Stainless SITS OF SIX AND EIGHT 6.00 And up COLO MEAT FORK, GRAVY LADEL, Etc.

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